All Chapters of Bred by the Vortan Alphas : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Lyra's POV The living room of the Alpha's penthouse was a masterclass in elegance and sophistication. The walls, painted a rich, creamy white, provided a stunning backdrop for the sumptuous decorations that adorned the space. The room was bathed in warm, golden light, courtesy of the floor-to-ceiling windows that offered breathtaking views of the city skyline.The furniture was a perfect blend of modern style and traditional luxury, with plush, velvet sofas and armchairs in a rich, deep gray color. The coffee table, crafted from polished black marble, added a touch of sleek sophistication to the room.But it was the decorations that truly made the space shine. Candles in mercury glass holders flickered softly, casting a warm glow over the room. Fresh flowers, arranged in elegant, crystal vases, added a pop of color and fragrance to the space. The walls were adorned with stunning pieces of artwork, each one carefully selected to reflect the Alpha's impeccable taste.The pièce de rés

Prince Caius's POV As Lyra walked back into the living room, I couldn't help but notice the change in her demeanor. Her face was pale, and although she forced a smile, it didn't quite reach her eyes. She seemed troubled, and I wondered what had happened during her brief absence. Had something upset her? Or was she anxious about our upcoming plans?Lyra sat down beside me, her silence speaking volumes. She dabbed her hand with a handkerchief, her movements precise and controlled. But I could sense the tension in her body, the stiffness in her shoulders.Just then, Delilah spoke up, her voice drawing everyone's attention. “Why don't you tell us your confession, Lady Melissa? Almost everyone had said something, but you didn't. I'd love to hear it.” she said in a voice barely above a whisper.Melissa's eyes darted around the room, and for a moment, she seemed lost for words. My head tilted slightly as I stared at her, curious about what she would say. The Alpha nodded encouragingly. "

Prince Caius's POV“We are getting married” she repeated as she smiled again. Her eyes never left mine.“Yes” I said as I nodded my head. It was hurting saying this, I wished all of this never happened. I wished Melissa stood by me and left father. What do you think I could have done? This is only what I could do. The pain is tormenting, and I'm drowning in darkness. She must really think that I was getting married to her because I loved her. No, that was never the case.“From now, we would plan the marriage okay” I said as I tried to force a smile, but I still couldn't.“Yes, we will” she answered.“But why do you look so pale?” she asked as she stared into my curiously I stammered as I tried to answer, but it wasn't really coming well. I was short of words.“I look pale?” I asked as I tried to brush it away“Yes you do. Your eyes are swollen as well” she said.“Oh really. They are swollen. I must be exhausted from the dinner with father earlier” I said as I tried to make sure sh

Melissa's POV I sat down with Susie, my maid, in the quiet morning hours, the soft sunlight streaming through the windows illuminating her face. I had asked her to carry out a couple of tasks for me, and I was eager to know how she had fared. "Susie, did you manage to post the letters to my brothers?" I asked, my voice low and curious.Susie nodded, a smile on her face as she bowed her head immediately "Yes, Milady. I was able to give the letters to the postman. He said they would be delivered promptly." I nodded, feeling a sense of relief. That was one task off my plate.But then I asked her about the second assignment. "What about the other task I asked you to do? Did you find the woman who lives close to the store?" Susie's expression turned apologetic, and my heart sank. “I'm sorry Milady. I couldn't find her. I searched through the neighborhood, but nobody seems to know anyone who can decipher the coded letter” she as she raised her head.Furthermore, I leaned back in my ch

Melissa's POV Lyra's expression remained stern, but I could detect a hint of triumph in her eyes. She thought she had won.As they headed out to take Susie to The Council, everyone followed behind, their footsteps echoing through the corridors. I trailed behind, my heart heavy with worry. I knew how The Council treated those who had committed wrongdoings, and the thought of Susie being subjected to their brutal methods made my stomach turn.Furthermore, I sat down in one of the chairs, feeling a sense of helplessness wash over me. Besides, I couldn't shake the feeling that Lyra was behind this, but I couldn't figure out why she was trying to hurt me like this. Likewise, I took a deep breath and stood up, my other maids following closely behind me as I headed down to The Council.As I entered the council chambers, everyone bowed in respect. Lyra's eyes met mine, a hint of a smile playing on her lips. I knew I had some authority, but I wasn't sure what her plan was this time. If ther